St Luke's Peckham

By St Lukes Peckham

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The podcast currently has 173 episodes available.

St Luke's Peckham episodes:

September 10, 2017 Loving the Saints - the Licensing of Revd Sandra Schloss at St Luke's Church by Archdeacon Jane Steen
In this podcast the Ven. Jane Steen expplores the impliications of St Paul's letter to the Colossians and the implications for ministry today. This was recorded on 6th September 2017 on the licensing of Revd Sandra Schloss as Assistant Senior Curate at St Luke's Church (Camberwell) in Peckham. For more information on St Luke's Church see www.stlukespeckham.co.uk
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19min
September 10, 2017 Finding Life in Jesus by Ian Mobsby
In this podcast Ian Mobsby explores the implications of Jesus' teachings in Matthew 16: 21-28, where Jesus had to tell the disciples that this Messiah would suffer and die and then rise from the dead. In this text Jesus gets very angry with Peter, and reminds all the disciples that they are going to need to deny themselves and pick up their Cross. This was recorded at the Sunday Morning Eucharist Service at St Lukes Peckham on the 3rd September 2017.
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19min
September 10, 2017 Loving the Saints - the Licensing of Revd Sandra Schloss at St Luke’s Church by Archdeacon Jane Steen
In this podcast the Ven. Jane Steen expplores the impliications of St Paul's letter to the Colossians and the implications for ministry today. This was recorded on 6th September 2017 on the licensing of Revd Sandra Schloss as Assistant Senior Curate at St Luke's Church (Camberwell) in Peckham. For more information on St Luke's Church see www.stlukespeckham.co.uk
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19min
August 20, 2017 Our God of overcoming barriers - the healing of the Canaanite Woman's daughter by Ian Mobsby
In this podcast Ian Mobsby explores the implications of Jesus' actions concerning the healing of the Canaanite Woman's daughter. This passage gives us all hope as this nameless oppressed woman challenges the barriers of sexism, racism and xenophobia to seek Jesus as a Messial to all people's even through the prejudice of the disciples. This passage gives all of us a hope for inclusion, when there are so many things in our world that seek to oppress and divide.
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19min
August 20, 2017 Our God of overcoming barriers - the healing of the Canaanite Woman’s daughter by Ian Mobsby
In this podcast Ian Mobsby explores the implications of Jesus' actions concerning the healing of the Canaanite Woman's daughter. This passage gives us all hope as this nameless oppressed woman challenges the barriers of sexism, racism and xenophobia to seek Jesus as a Messial to all people's even through the prejudice of the disciples. This passage gives all of us a hope for inclusion, when there are so many things in our world that seek to oppress and divide.
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19min
August 13, 2017 Jesus calms the storms of our lives by Collins Curueke
In this podcast recorded on tthe 13h August 2017, Collins Durueke explores the gospel text of the day, Matthew 14.22-33 to explore the implications of the calming of the storm. In difficult times, the water always represents chaos, so it is deeply significant that Jesus calms the storm, and therefore calms the storms of our lives in the uncertainty of life.
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16min
August 06, 2017 Feeding 5000: God cares about World Hunger by Ian Mobsby
In this podcast recorded on tthe 6th August 2017, Ian Mobsby explores the gospel text of the day to explore the implications of the feeding of the 5000 as recorded in the Gospel of Matthew 14.13-21. It is very easy to think about this text concerning spiritual needs, but physical needs are very much focus here. We still live in a world where all could eat, but billions still go hungry.
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12min
July 23, 2017 The Challenge of Wheat & Weeds in the Church by Ian Mobsby
In this podcast Ian Mobsby explores the implications of Jesus' teaching of the parable of the 'Wheat and Weeds' as recorded in Matthew 13.24-30,36-43. The parable challenges us to be careful and awar eof our moitvations, and that our commitment to Christ dies require the orientation of our hearts to the way of Jesus. This is not an easy parable, and its implications regarding ideas of the final judgement should not be avoided, but challenging for all Christians of every age. This was recorded at St Luke's Peckham on the 6th Sunday after Trinity on 23rd July 2017.
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22min
July 20, 2017 New Monasticism and mission to homeless youth in New York by Adam Bucko
In this the second of two podcasts led by Adam Bucko in dlialogue with the Wellspring Community Peckham, Adam Bucko explores the realities and challenges of using a contemplative approach as the medium of engagement with traumatised homeless youth asa form of loving service and mission. Adam Bucko is a founder of a new monastic community in New York City and is an Ordinand in training to become an Episcopal Priest. This was recorded on Tuesdsy 18th July 2017.
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54min
July 16, 2017 Open Hearts as Good Soil, an interpretation of the Parable of the Sower by Collins Durueke
In this podcast recorded on tthe 17th July 2017, Collins Durueke explores the gospel parable of the Sower, to explore the connection between the Kingdom of God, the openness of our hearts to God, and our effectiveness as Christians in the world. This was recorded at St Luke's Peckham. For more information see www.stllukespeckham.co.uk
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16min

FAQs about St Luke's Peckham:

How many episodes does St Luke's Peckham have?

The podcast currently has 173 episodes available.